Addis Ababa — Ethiopia has officially announced its decision to begin the development of peaceful nuclear energy, marking a historic and strategic move toward achieving sustainable and reliable energy security.
According to the government statement, the introduction of nuclear technology for peaceful purposes will play a crucial role in meeting Ethiopia’s long-term development goals. Beyond ensuring energy diversification, the initiative is expected to boost agricultural productivity, advance scientific research, and modernize health and education sectors, ultimately contributing to resilient and inclusive economic growth.
The Prime Minister of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia, H.E. Dr. Abiy Ahmed, has been commended for his bold leadership in taking this decisive step — viewed as one of the key actions shaping a stronger and more prosperous Ethiopia.
Officials emphasize that success is born from a clear vision, strategic planning, and decisive action. They draw parallels with the triumphant completion of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) and other national projects, expressing confidence that the peaceful nuclear energy initiative will follow a similar path of dedication and achievement.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ethiopia underscored that the project will strictly adhere to international standards and safety protocols, ensuring its peaceful nature and national benefit.
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